In an analysis shared via Ted’s insights are based on four important indicators related to traditional financial and cryptocurrency liquidity, each of which suggests continued growth in the near future. To summarize his analysis:
#1 65 Month Liquidity Cycle
Ted highlights the 65-month liquidity cycle, a historical pattern that describes the ebb and flow of liquidity in financial markets. According to his analysis, this cycle will bottom in October 2023, marking the start of a new expansion phase.
“We are currently in an expansion phase and expected to peak in 2026,” said Ted. This outlook is consistent with the central bank’s expected easing measures in response to a slowdown in economic data over the next 18 to 24 months. Historically, increased liquidity has been a harbinger of bull markets in various asset classes, including Bitcoin and the broader cryptocurrency ecosystem.
#2 M2 Money Supply
The M2 money supply, which can be easily converted into cash, checking accounts, or cash, is another important, if not the most, important indicator of global liquidity. Ted points out that the growth rate of M2 money supply is at its lowest level since the 1990s.
He explained, “There is enough upside to ease the liquidity situation.” As central banks potentially ease monetary policy to stimulate the economy, increased M2 growth could lead to more capital flowing into risk assets such as Bitcoin.
#3 Cryptocurrency Liquidity
Liquidity has returned to cryptocurrency markets, particularly with the introduction of spot Bitcoin ETFs, but Ted notes that the pace of inflows has not yet reached the levels seen at the peak of the cycle. “The inflow rate has not yet seen a manic phase that coincides with the cycle peak,” he noted.
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This means that interest and investment in Bitcoin is growing, but the market has not yet reached the speculative fever that precedes a major correction. This phase of measured inflows can provide a more stable basis for continued price increases.
#4 Spot Bitcoin ETF Flow
US-based spot Bitcoin ETFs have seen significant inflows, with $950 million flowing into US spot Bitcoin ETFs in the past week alone, the largest net inflow since March. Ted expects these inflows to increase as the price of Bitcoin rises and traditional financial investors regain confidence in the asset.
“This is expected to increase as prices rise and tradFi renews confidence in the asset once again,” he said. Increasing institutional investor acceptance and investment through ETFs is a strong bullish indicator of Bitcoin’s continued rise.
Each of these factors points to a sustained and strong bull market for Bitcoin. Ted’s analysis, based on traditional financial indicators and cryptocurrency-related data, provides a comprehensive outlook on the current and future state of the Bitcoin market. With central banks potentially easing monetary policy and institutional interest continuing to grow, conditions appear ripe for a Bitcoin bull market to continue in the coming years.
At press time, BTC was trading at $66,602.
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